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OUTLOOKPOWER ANSWER TEAM
Printing Contact notes
By Francine Otterson
Do you keep information or notes with your Contacts? What if you need to print that information and don't know how? The OutlookPower Answer Team and I have the solution to how you can print the comments contained in your Outlook Calendar.
Tammy Cunningham writes:
I go out on the road every Wednesday. This "trip" consists of visiting a number of clients for a variety of reasons. Since I try to keep track from Thursday through Tuesday what I need to do on my next trip, I find it handy to keep notes in the area available below the subject and location (I would call it the NOTES area). However, regardless of my efforts, this information will not print when I print any version/layout of the Calendar.
Can you help? This info space is used frequently, but is useless if I can't print it off. PLEASE HELP!
Well Tammy, Outlook Calendar has various printing options to choose from that provide some editing capabilities. However, the options that will allow you to see the notes field when printing are the Calendar Details style, or printing each Calendar item separately.
Based on the needs you indicated, the Calendar Details printing style would best meet your needs. The notes area would be printed along, with all of the other Calendar details. Plus, this style will allow you to choose a range of dates to print, and gives you the option of printing each day on separate pages or continuously.
To change the printing style, select Print under the File menu. Next, select the print style you would like to use e.g. Calendar Details style. If you would like to edit this print style, select Define Style then Edit.
Submit your questions to the OutlookPower Answer Team Submit your Outlook questions to editor@outlookpower.com with the words "OUTLOOKPOWER ANSWER TEAM" in the subject line. Francine Otterson, President of the San Diego Outlook User Group, and its members, make up the OutlookPower Answer Team and are always available to answer your tough Outlook questions.
For more information on the San Diego Outlook User Group, visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sdoutlookug.
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Francine Otterson is the President of the San Diego Outlook User Group and a Microsoft Outlook MVP. She has been in the IT industry for over 10 years, providing technical support, software customization solutions and training in corporate settings, and as a consultant. She balances her work around her daughter and husband in sunny San Diego, California.
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